Northwest Multiple Listing Service halts large group home tours amid pandemic.
Issaquah accepting applications until March 25.
Seven positive cases tied to Issaquah Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, one death.
Festival of color is a celebration of spring.
The city anticipates about $260,000 in repairs.
Vote for the best appetizer, cocktail, dessert in Issaquah.
Cost increase and low-income support in 2020.
Road now permanently closed.
Family business houses history, antiquities.
Festivities for the rest of the week have been canceled.
City council hears presentation about recent website redesign.
Mayor, administrator, schools superintendent speak at luncheon.
Observe and preserve neighborhood housing styles.
Issaquah’s new 25-year-old councilmember talks policies and plans.
Victoria Hunt named Council President, Chris Reh the Deputy Council President.
The story of Providence Heights College’s colored windows, and where they are now.
Eastside gets new nightclub, mini golf, swing suites.
Traffic light, new driveways coming to Providence Point entrances.
Downtown Issaquah Association has Rovin’ Fiddlers Solstice Gathering.
Redesign went live Dec. 5 and aims to reduce number of clicks to access pertinent info.
Local artists, crafters sell handmade gifts in downtown Issaquah.
New aid available for low income residents as tax, rate increases approach.
A walk in the Cougar Mountain preserved hillside.
